Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-23
BREYTTTEs.

T-ha Harvard, Inst eFeninE. trough
1ol uassangors 70 this city.
aAoiph peplau has been appolnte'
,frsln3<frstnf o. the estate o. ChaFie
LaIlena3, decoA8ea.
Tna shius Indiana, Gen. Knox. John a
psegs ard Fanny Tucker are under "a
abafea taking coals
savarsv-one logH from Stuck junctioI
.rsisd III 38 feet ard were sold 70 stei
son & Post for neoring.
ss.usain Whitfor1, Of the schooner Leo
tuiured one Of his feef VprT badly son'
wesks ago, but b improving.
me Lee win c0muence co4ling TIL
rnorning. Her cargo VIII c0nalag o. coal
i1niher and general merchandise.
c.ussln Dicksuson, of the ship Persian
1900 Information last evening % The
stfsct that his ship would load wheat ~
sr,,e shiu slntram, loaded with a5s8 tons
~ go. "A expected 70 Be t0wo4 20 SEA a
an early boar this morning ~ ne tug 8
d. Mastiek.
me ltxe btrd shoot. which b. some mis-
t.fe was reported % have came on sew
sTai days ago. win take place to-day q the
race track.
VIZ. Flanagan. Of tho Postal Tele-
yraph Company. was married last even
me 70 Miss Nellie Hogan. Of HARTFORD,
Connecticut.
In the case Of Carrie Franklin egAlns.
Ses "A wa found for the plaintiff, mo-
slon was made yesterday on part 81 the
defendant fer q new trial
John p. Kennedy. who Was formerly
IN thls city attending the TERRITORIAL
IfniveraitY and Wha afterwards lived IN
Van Meter, Iowa. will soon return 70 ST.
atfIe with his family 70 reside permar
nent'y.
Burglars broke lnto the NH Street
Houss early yesterday morning. enecting
an entrance through side door. They
tool from the tn change % che amount
Of about $50 besides several bottles Of
ilquor.
nc. o,Brlon. Clerk Of the Supreme
,a ~ ~ M Di fiied with he Clark II The
BiSfFics court bili for 9i0.65 against The
United States. for services, etc., during
the adjourned January term Of Court
held in July.
ina following; marriage llcencss have
been issued: 70 Caaaius n. Barrett and
Mia Anna A. Boyer, both OF StiilaRgn-
mfsb. 10 w. y. FianaRan and Misa Nellie
Hogan, both % Seattle; % H. 2. Han and
Mis- Nay n. Res. beth Of seattle
ROheFt Frazier. OF 6eAseck, fell on tho
hotel porch al Seabeek "Wednesday even
ina ana struck upon the chime Of a beer
~, break ny his collar bono. He came
10 Seattle Oh the Josephine yesterday and
entered Providence Hospital for treat
nent.
The Captains Of the sailing vessels now
In port, with their wives. 70 the number
on sixteen. went out 70 the coal mines at
Franklin yesterday morning. After an
Inspection Of tho mines and enjoying .
very pleasant day the party return ed,
reaching Seattle a. about 10 o'clock ~
night.
The little tug which Mr.. James II. Col
man q having built for tho Gray's Har-
Dor trada. win be launched one week
from Saturday. A wide bent has been
left In the Lake shore q Eastern tfesfie
20 that she can Be let through without
with the road. A portion Of
her machinery 10 already 10 place and
Mr., Colman expects 70 have her ready 70
send around 70 the Harbor In about four
weeks. Her principal owners are IN san
Francisco. ard they have written TO Mr..
Coiman that they have selected 8 name
for the new craft but have not indicated
70 bim what the name shall be.